Eighteeth Medical Curing Pen E

• 360° Rotatable Head
• Small Light Tip
• Ultra Power
• Special Lens Design
• Broad Spectral Range 380 nm-515 nm

• Dimension- 19 x 16.5 x 7.5 cm
• Weight- 120 g 
• Lens Size- 8 mm 
• Power Supply- >1200 times 3000 mw/cm2, 3 Sec 
• Maximum Light Intensity- 3000 mw/cm2 
• Spectral Range- 380-515 nm

Working Mode

• Normal Mode P1
• Light intensity - 1200mw/cm²
• Time Setting - 5s,10s,15s,20s,25s,30s,35s,40s
• High Mode P2
• Light intensity - 2000mw/cm²
• Time Setting - 1s,3s,5s,10s
• Ultra Mode P3
• Light intensity - 3000mw/cm²
• Time Setting - 1s,3s,5s
• Pulse Mode P4
• Light intensity - 1200mw/cm²
• Time Setting - 5s,10s,15s,20s,
• Ramp Mode P4
• Light intensity - 1200mw/cm²
• Time Setting - 5s,10s,15s,20s,

• 1 X Medical Curing Pen E

• Country of Origin: PRC
• Manufacturer: Eighteeth

• Manufacturer/Importer warranty of 1 Year against manufacturing defect
• Service and Warranty are handled by the manufacturer/importer directly for this product
  
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Question: What is a medical curing pen?
Answer: A medical curing pen is a handheld device used in medical procedures to cure or harden dental, orthopedic, or other types of medical materials that are used to repair or restore tissue or bone.

Question: How does a medical curing pen work?
Answer: Medical curing pens use a high-intensity light in a specific wavelength range, typically blue or ultraviolet light, to activate a photochemical reaction in the material being cured. This reaction causes the material to harden and bond to the tissue or bone.

Question: What materials can be cured with a medical curing pen?
Answer: Medical curing pens can be used to cure a variety of materials, including dental composites, orthopedic bone cements, and various types of adhesives and sealants used in medical procedures.

Question: How long does it take to cure materials with a medical curing pen?
Answer: The curing time depends on the type of material being cured and the power output of the curing pen. In dental procedures, curing times typically range from 20 to 60 seconds, while in orthopedic procedures, curing times may be longer.

Question: Are there any risks associated with using a medical curing pen?
Answer: The use of medical curing pens is generally considered safe when used as directed by healthcare professionals. However, there may be a risk of eye damage if the light is directed at the eyes, so eye protection should be used during the procedure.

Question: Can medical curing pens be used on all types of patients?
Answer: Medical curing pens can be used on most patients, but certain conditions such as photosensitivity or skin cancer may require additional precautions or alternative treatment methods.

Question: Can medical curing pens be used in conjunction with other medical devices?
Answer: Yes, medical curing pens can be used in combination with other medical devices such as dental drills or orthopedic power tools to complete a procedure.

Question: How should a medical curing pen be maintained?
Answer: Medical curing pens should be cleaned and disinfected after each use and stored in a clean and dry place. The batteries should be charged or replaced as needed to ensure proper function.